Kinney Point Recreation Land

Nestled deep within the southern reaches of Idaho’s Seven Devils Mountain Range, these remarkable mountain acreages offer a rare opportunity to own a piece of the region’s rich mining heritage and untamed wilderness. In the Payette National Forest, near and along Forest Service Road 493, these parcels encompass several historic mining lodes, some of which were patented in the early 1900s. Steeped in history and surrounded by rugged beauty, this is authentic off-grid country at its finest.

Access varies by parcel, with some areas reachable only by ATV, motorcycle, or on foot. Seasonal conditions may limit access during winter months, preserving the area’s secluded and unspoiled character. The rugged terrain rewards adventurous landowners with exceptional privacy, breathtaking mountain vistas, mature timber stands, and the intriguing possibility of undiscovered mineral resources.

Whether you’re seeking a private mountain retreat, a recreational basecamp, a hunting getaway, or a historic mining property surrounded by spectacular scenery, these unique parcels offer endless possibilities for exploration and enjoyment.

Area Attractions

• Horse Mountain and Sheep Rock Lookouts
• Historic communities of Bear and Cuprum
• Close proximity to the Hells Canyon Scenic Area

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Head on up to this secluded high-mountain retreat located near Kinney Point and Sheep Rock Peak, with access across Copper Creek. This unique off-grid recreational property is surrounded by Forest Service land along the east and south boundaries, offering endless opportunities for outdoor adventure. Bring your ATV, horses, and adventurous spirit to explore the mix of timbered terrain and open range land that make this property ideal for recreation and relaxation.

The property encompasses the patented mining lodes known as the Wedge, Copper Key, and South Peacock claims. Once the site of the historic South Peacock Mine operation, this unique parcel offers the intriguing opportunity to explore its mining heritage and even try your hand at prospecting. Remnants of the property’s mining past, including visible mine tailings, can still be found on the land.

If you wan to experience the freedom, solitude, and adventure of Idaho’s backcountry, the Kinney Point Recreation Land is where you will find it plus history, wilderness, and opportunity.